Chandler unveils new parks and announces summer activities this weekend

June 13, 2025 | Chandler, Maricopa County, Arizona

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Chandler residents can look forward to a weekend filled with community events as the city gears up for its inaugural Bridal Play Day this Saturday, June 17. The day will kick off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Orange Tree Park, marking the opening of the city’s 70th park. Following this, celebrations will continue at Brooks Crossing to unveil recent park renovations, and conclude at Gazelle Meadows, which has undergone significant improvements to its drainage and overall infrastructure.

In addition to the park festivities, the city is launching its Summer Reading Challenge, encouraging residents to log their reading minutes for a chance to win prizes. This initiative runs through August 1 and aims to promote literacy and engagement among community members of all ages.
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As temperatures rise, the city is also implementing an overnight heat relief program starting June 13. The Chandler Senior Center will provide shelter for those in need, with transportation available from Ascend at 5:30 PM. This program is designed to assist individuals who may be struggling with heat-related issues or lack access to cooling facilities.

In a significant infrastructure update, the completion of the I-10 Broadway Curve project was celebrated, marking the end of the largest urban freeway reconstruction in Arizona's history. This project, funded by Prop 400, aims to enhance safety and reduce congestion for East Valley commuters.

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Council members also highlighted upcoming events, including the annual Bridal Flag Raising ceremony and a series of Juneteenth celebrations, which will feature music, dance, and community engagement activities. These events reflect Chandler's commitment to inclusivity and cultural celebration.

Residents are encouraged to participate in these events, which not only foster community spirit but also enhance the quality of life in Chandler. For more information on the Summer Reading Challenge and heat relief services, visit chandleraz.gov.

Converted from Chandler City Council Meeting 6/12/2025 meeting on June 13, 2025
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